Many congratulations to Catherine (Kate) O’Callaghan, School of Engineering, Energy Engineering student who has received the Joe Gantly Prize in Engineering. The prize is awarded annually to the best student of the Work Placement module in the Masters in Engineering (Hons) programmes. Catherine completed her work placement with ESB Renewables in Offshore Operations.

The annual Process and Chemical Engineering Awards provides a showcase for UCC’s engineering talent and rewards student achievement. The event demonstrates how the School of Engineering & Architecture has positioned proactive engagement with industry at the heart of its curriculum.  The Awards recognise student achievements across a diverse range of academic and extracurricular activities, and showcases student excellence in advanced process design, operation and innovation, with the philosophy of sustainability production at its core. The Awards provide a showcase for emerging engineering talent and demonstrates the key role the School of Engineering & Architecture in supplying industry with the highest quality graduates. We are grateful to Gilead for sponsoring this year's event.

Are you curious about pursuing education in sustainability and climate action? Interested in online learning, and want to find out if it's the right fit for you? As part of the Lifelong Learning Festival, you're invited to our free event to meet the Sustainable Futures team and learn about our suite of new subsidised short courses on topics such as sustainable business, systems thinking, sustainable energy, and more. Find out what Micro Credentials are and how they can work for you Get a taste of the online learning experience Explore our diverse range of short and stackable courses to upskill or reskill for your future Learn about our courses from the lecturers themselves, and ask all your questions! Date: Friday April 12th Time: 4-6pm Location: Iris Ashley Cummins Building, University College Cork Cost: Completely FREE! To register, please fill out the online form.